Whimsy Weather

Ninety-eight places to watch the weather from, up from twenty-one. Twenty-one famous mountains, each reading something: Alishan's sea of clouds, the banner cloud off the Matterhorn, Taroko's river after rain, the Dolomites turning pink. And a platform at Qidu station, which reads how long the drizzle has been falling. Fifty-five places in miniature: whole cities as tabletop models, with clouds and their shadows drifting over, the real Sun, Moon and planets above, and puddles, snow and rising rivers below. A new scene picker, with search, favourites, recently used, and rows by shelf and region. Settings are now one grouped list. Each saved place can have its own scene. More than one weather source at once: each place gets the first source that covers it, the ones after it fill in what it lacks, and if it fails the next one takes over. QWeather now signs in with a JWT. Your saved places, and their scenes, come back after you reinstall. People in the scenes walk, stop and turn more like people. The "Automatic" scene is gone. If you had it, you now see the hills — which is what it showed.